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Bassam Hussein has faced a first round of questioning after surrendering following standoff on Thursday
An armed man held up a branch and demanded his savings, drawing popular backing and sparking heated protests against the country's banking sector
The 'Razoni' was due to arrive in Tripoli, Lebanon, on Sunday but remains near a Turkish port
Leader of Iran-backed militants Hassan Nasrallah also renews threats against Israel amid maritime border dispute
Victims' families marched in Lebanese capital in protest over delayed justice
Second anniversary of deadly explosion in the Lebanese capital is on Thursday
Two years after the fatal port explosion, a judicial investigation has stalled and accountability remains a distant prospect
Collapse of silos' northernmost side blamed on weeks of government inaction, despite pleas from 2020 blast victims' families for monument
Amos Hochstein in Beirut to mediate maritime boundary talk
A chunk of the site's northern block, heavily damaged in the 2020 blast, collapsed in a huge cloud of dust
Residents told to wear a mask and shut their windows if the silos come crashing down
George Ajaltouni is accused of transporting arms from the US to be resold in Lebanon
Among items approved include proposed amendment of country's banking secrecy laws
US-mediated talks about Lebanon and Israel's maritime boundaries have made little progress
Lebanese villagers blame camp resident for death of their relative
